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AUBURN — Operating at 101 Middle St. in Lewiston since 1998, Becky Dacus Advanced Rolfing has moved to 27 Gillander Ave. in Auburn.

Offering traditional 10 series Rolfing series, as well as visceral manipulation and craniosacral therapy, Dacus works with a variety of clients. Also known as structural integration, Rolfing helps to realign, balance and fundamentally change body structure, alleviate chronic aches and pains resulting from injuries and overuse, and is also used to enhance athletic performance.

An open house is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on June 11 at the Gillander Avenue address. The purpose is to celebrate the new location and educate the public on the benefits of Rolfing. Refreshments will be served and drawings for a free Rolfing session will occur every hour.

Free consultations can be scheduled by calling  777-1118.

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